What are the Chinese language and literature courses?

China's language and literature courses include an introduction to literature, ancient literature in China and modern literature in China.

China's contemporary literature, foreign literature, comparative literature, folk literature, children's literature, film and television literature, aesthetics, China's ancient literary theory, western literary theory, Marxist literary theory, an introduction to China culture, an introduction to western culture, linguistics, ancient Chinese, modern Chinese, Chinese characters, phonology, exegetics, writing, classical philology, folklore, logic, calligraphy.

This major cultivates compound talents of Chinese language and literature who have a solid foundation in Chinese language and literature, good humanistic quality, are familiar with the basic knowledge of Chinese language and literature, have strong aesthetic ability and expressive ability of Chinese language and literature, have preliminary language and literature research ability, and have certain cross-cultural communication ability, and can engage in the work related to the use of Chinese language and literature in enterprises and institutions such as culture, education, publishing, media institutions and government agencies.

The development of China's language and literature;

The major of Chinese language and literature is the main major of Chinese Department in China universities. Peking University China Literature Department first established this major, and its predecessor was China Literature of Shi Jing University Hall. 1910 On March 3 1 day, Shi Jing University established the "China Literature Gate", which officially became the teaching system of liberal arts.

This is the earliest Chinese Department in China, and its establishment marks the beginning of the formation of a modern independent discipline of language and literature in China. Later, the Chinese Department of Beijing Normal University and the Chinese Department of Fudan University were established one after another, becoming institutions of higher learning offering Chinese language and literature. During this period, a large number of famous scholars such as Lu Xun, Hu Shi, Liu Bannong, Shen Congwen, Wang Li and Fei Ming emerged in the research and teaching of this subject.